Modeling dry weather wastewater flow in sewer networks

Article Abstract:

The combination of hydraulic design between drainage and sanitary sewers produces a diurnal flow pattern that cannot be solved by traditional methods. A computer-generated FLUSH model that is based on peak flow and mean flow provides wider parameters than traditional peak flow designs. A transition between peak building drainage discharge and sewerage peak flow was formed but the model is not an adequate solution for drain/sewer methodology.

Models, Analysis, Sewer systems, Hydraulics

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Reaeration equations derived from U.S. Geological Survey database

Article Abstract:

An assessment is presented on application of reaeration equations in waste load allocation studies, covering means along with standard deviations and relative standard deviations.

Italy, United States, Statistical Data Included, Information services, Water, United States. Geological Survey, Water aeration

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